Some treasures take millions of years to create. This is one of them.
From the Sticks and Stones Collection, this one-of-a-kind ring holds a piece of prehistoric magic. The band — a square twig cast in sterling silver and oxidized to reveal every natural groove and texture — cradles something truly extraordinary: a triangular ammolite that pulses with living color.
Ammolite is one of the rarest gemstones on Earth, formed from fossilized ammonite shells that lived in ancient seas over 70 million years ago. Found only in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, Canada, this organic gem is rarer than diamonds and more colorful than opals. Each stone is a unique fragment of deep time, compressed and mineralized into iridescent brilliance.
This particular ammolite shimmers with an opalescent dance of red fire melting into verdant green — colors that shift and change as you move, as if the stone itself is breathing. It's like wearing a sunset that never fades, a living kaleidoscope on your hand.
Nestled at the base of the triangular ammolite, a 3mm faceted peridot adds a spark of fresh green light — earth's own emerald, volcanic-born and gleaming. That little burst of brilliance is the perfect finishing touch, like morning dew catching sunlight on ancient bark.